World Suicide Prevention Day
It Is Safe To Assume…
“It is safe to assume that, no matter how it appears, the attempt probably did not come out of the blue. Look for clues. Some possibilities include a family history of mental illness, a history of abuse, unusual or stressful family dynamics, prior diagnosis or evidence of a psychiatric disorder, and/or bizarre behavior long before, … Continue reading It Is Safe To Assume…
World Suicide Prevention Day
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. As someone who has experienced loss over this, and been there for those who've been gutted by loss, I feel it's important to speak up. I'm personally having a rough time. This year has been especially difficult. I've kept my mouth shut, though. How many times can you be … Continue reading World Suicide Prevention Day
World Suicide Prevention Day 2017
Look after your loved ones and help people whenever you can. We never know what tomorrow will bring. Every now and then, you will find that your words helped save someone's life.
National Suicide Prevention Week
I am quite extreme in my openness and honesty in regard to suicide. The more it bothers someone, the louder my voice will become. This is not a subject to be shy, passive, or hush-hush about. It requires a powerful voice. No one has ever accused me of subtly. In 1993, I lost someone very … Continue reading National Suicide Prevention Week
World Suicide Prevention Day
I have lost many people to suicide. Dear friends & family members. My family, my brother (who lost a best friend to suicide 9 years ago this month), and one of my best friends has also been affected by this. I very nearly lost my own life as well. I have no idea what pulled … Continue reading World Suicide Prevention Day
